*REXX program illustrates methods to ring the terminal bell or use the PC speaker.
Feel free to adjust this value out 42 h, al mov al, ah out 42 h, al mov al, 3 out 61 h, al enable sound and timer mode mov cx, 0 FFFFh mov dx, 0 Fh set up loop counters beepdelay: delay lasts about half a second loop beepdelay mov cx, 0 FFFFh dec dx jnz beepdelay mov al, 0 mute out 61 h, al cut the sound mov bl,15 mov ax,0E20h print a spacebar to the terminal int 10h uncomment these 3 lines if you want the BEL to "take up space" in the output stream pop dx pop cx pop ax ret end start Action! code start: mov al, 7 call PrintChar mov ax, 4 C00h int 21 h return to DOS PrintChar: Print AL to screen push cx push bx push ax cmp al, 7 jne skipBEL call RingBell jmp done_PrintChar skipBEL: mov bl, 15 text color will be white mov ah, 0 Eh int 10 h prints ascii code stored in AL to the screen (this is a slightly different putc syscall) done_PrintChar: pop ax pop bx pop cx ret RingBell: push ax push cx push dx if BEL is the argument passed to PrintChar, it will call this function and not actually print anything or advance the cursor this uses the built-in beeper to simulate a beep mov al, 10110110 b select counter 2, 16-bit mode out 43 h, al mov ax, 0 C00h set pitch of beep - this is somewhat high but isn't too annoying. Worked on Windows Terminal Preview v1.7.572.0.model small. Select the profile you want to stop the bell on:Ĭorresponding changes in the JSON settings file: Those using Windows Terminal, simply go to settings: Solution 2Īdd this to ~/.inputrc set bell-style noneĪdditionally for vi, add this to ~/.vimrc set visualbell This will only work for your current user, and won't help if you ssh into other accounts (unless you run that command again for each account). You'll need to restart your currently open bash shell before it takes affect. inputrc manually with a text-editor to add set bell-style none on it's own line. You can simply run the following command from within your Windows Bash shell : echo "set bell-style none" > ~/.inputrc Now a Console Window Host option should have appeared in the Volume Mixer (you might have to scroll right).If you've disabled the notification using the alternative method below, you'll have to undo it. Do something to trigger the console making the notification sound (e.g.Right click the volume control in the Windows taskbar.The answer given by Wouter works better overall once set up, but it can be slightly confusing to get working as the correct option doesn't always appear.
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